New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
THE LEGISLATURE MEETS
WHAT THE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY DID.

GENERAL Hustled IN THE SPEAKERS CHAIR-oLD
BILLS AND NEw-AN ADJOURNMENT.
brow THE RgGUIAH coRRrsr''SDENr or rrt rhIBuS'~J
ALBANY, Jan. 4.-The members Of the Legislature OF
1887 assembled in the Capitol to-day All OF the Sens-
tors and seventy 1913 Assemblymen have had
years training in legislative work The sen
ators began labors with unexcited an air as
though the from May to January had been ohy
that day. In the Assembly Chamber however there
was good deal of of interest In the proceedings
and the members observed what was done with man
ifest curiosity Clerk Chckerng called the Assembly
men TO order The New-York delegation In appearance
Is Of higher grade than has been here for several years
person one year ago would have had suspcio"
that bar-ienders pzefghters and corner loaers nad
monopoly of the legislative nominations in New-foR
City The Secretary Of State. Mr. Cook swore IN inc
members. making effectively solemn the words III 'no
oath respecting the bribing Of voters
Among the last Assemblymen 10 be called before MI
Cook were those from Weschester County Wnen this
was done General James w. Hustled who had been scared
in the Speakers room came into the Chamber There
was a roar Of applause his welknown face was seen
coming through the throng In honor OF his coming
election as Speaker he had worn BLACK Ga"
coat black waiscost and BLACK trousers Ihrec oiaonu
studs gered white surface OF his shirt there was
q red rosebud lapel OF his coat gold watch chh
An two large loops hung the pockets OF his wascoat
and his collar adorned with white cravat
Tho election OF Speaker followed. The
Republicans all voted for General Hustled, ana
the Democrats for William f. Sheehan. Of Buffalo
General Hustled received rs and Mr. Sheehan OIL.
General Hustled declared elected and was escorted 10
the chair by Fremont Cole. of Schuyler County ana Ed
ward d. Cutler. of Schenectady Before he reached the
desk large bouquet OF flowers, gift TO him. had been
placed upon It, speaker Hustled, addressing the ASSEM-
bly,, said:
GExrLEMRx OF rHx ASSEMBLY for the courtesy
that has ronpte you in selecting mo as yG1r @
in this body II will be- as should be- my ernest en"G n al
s of mn s aa sSs
yS% may AND Gf Cn an
0ns sor and w'T mn.1 s%n Of new blood
% a w shG rare Ssee S again
been Chosen t. euard Tie interests State Nearly all
hs sn. s% me ns Ss station %s 1857
strong iioue There no La King nehe com
expectations Of the people are not n, real zs Ss
81 me vii us In thai rerard nov eyer e1
se er @ and T"Ve tor Sc II
reform the interests The dairy aud the
ions exacts ,nmieh vt rigid examinit Or NO
seso@ an ar, s"uoS problem which
Involves obligations the employ Ell anu INC rsnS VI ~
an to organic law of last re-
feiI1 o baIlo-loN the proposition tor consutuTa
convention The popular rerp"ose favored na pise To-
proceed cary into effect mi for tnnt
YsnSsy % S cr sTstS sG s" I" spirit amend
memt as an nav deter nine An opportunity
Representatives VIII e gwen To- every moral am
tance viii undoubtedly 90 ne Drur- you In regard 10 al
SSst eSortS a"G whatever ia may all you IN
making tn leg Station OF the year Oenison ana "
&c Iencn wit profound AMI heartfelt acknowledgnent
of nav era nde realizing, its widest sense the reSl"ns
hy That your y%T na ,so mp s 90 The hour await
yonr further pie sure
The Speaker himself introduced the first bill OF the SEES
ion II was the providing for the eiectohoi
delegates TO tho Constitutional Convention synopsis
of this bill appears In this mornings TRIBUNE
In the senate the Senators introduced several DIS
Some of them we're introduced last session but failed
Hendricks that what the state needs TOT
the proper and dispatch of its work by the Legs
ture daily printed record the acts of the Lces-
lature Mr. Hendricks says that The Congressional Record
at Washington much aids legislation there lie would
like 10 create Legislative Record AZ once but deems
hest Ia advance slowly toward the accomplishment OF the
sche,ne introduced bill for the appointment OF an
additional steuoapher aud hc printing daiy oi rec.u
OF the days proceedings VIII De an addition 10 me
Committee OF the Whole. OF which there Is
now no reeori IS, se4aGr and CarriaGeway
the Brooklyn Bridge free OF Toll; senator Iiunhlth
bill for the widening OF West ana sH
Alderman in NewYork. " represent portions OF lne
Iwenty-tlrl and Twenty fourth Wards senator b li
OF new election districts senator DAILY blIl apPi0p
atng 100000 for lcngthenng eight locks oi tne L,e
certain STANDARD Bnoklyn; senator Cullen nll re-
Peang the high o9iidngs law SenatcT nv MaipS
synopsis OF which was given v in riia
1EpUST this morning sale. Senator xsdfeT Of
one per ceut the amount Senator Reilly PHI
70 hs Enown as Labor bay and senator Cullen bill
for the OF street along the East f.e.
Vedder also introduced resolution nsructiug the Com
mtee on Ketreuchment and Iaxation w prepare " VII
Both brancnes Of the Legislature then adjourned until
Wednesday, January LIZ
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